Mooring Operations - One Small Slip
Mooring Operations - One Small Slip. Whether ships are mooring every few days or every few weeks, mooring is a high-risk operation. The film addresses the unacceptably high number of incidents in which crew have been injured, sometimes fatally, while participating in this routine operation.
From January 2012, we will include a FREE copy of the DVD 'The Missing Link, improving the mooring process' with every copy purchased of 'Mooring Operations: One small slip'.
More information on the EHMC film can be found HERE.
In a recent report UK P&I Club reported that "All crew should be trained and be familiar with bights, snap-back zones and the hazards associated with mooring operations."
The film moves through three incidents to illustrate what can go wrong, using icons to clearly demonstrate good and bad practice. It underlines the importance of preparation, teamwork, control and correct use of PPE and demonstrates the role that weather, maintenance and complacency can play.
Length: 14 minutes
Language: English
Subtitles: Chinese, English, French, Greek, Hindi, (Brazilian) Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog.
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(Discounts are available when purchased as part of a Walport Safety Case)
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